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Why can’t education at least be immune from ministerial reshuffles?
Yesterday David Cameron, the UK Prime Minister, made a series of announcements about changes to the ministerial posts in his Government – though only those involving Conservative MPs. My main interest...
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A snapshot of human development | In Verba | Royal Society
A snapshot of human development | In Verba | Royal Society.Filed under: Behr facts, knowledge brokering Tagged: development, education, evidence, measurement, planet
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Do the inhabitants wage global wars on other Earth-like planets?
A hundred years ago this week saw the start of the first great war of the 20th Century – within 25 years another even more globalised war would be sparked, a festering legacy of the previous one. This...
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A new rose blooms @RoseTheatreSE1 as a second Elizabethan era draws to a close
We have a small rose in our garden which has just started to bloom. It sits quietly in a forgotten corner, just trying to get on with life, ignoring the hectic activity and competition taking place in...
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Reforms to Science at GCSE and A-level: content delivery and practical skills
Originally posted on Science Learning Centres Blog and Video Bank:By Katy Bloom The Westminster Education Forum held a series of seminars for a predominantly teacher audience on Thursday 22nd July 2014...
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The science of ice cream
Originally posted on Science Learning Centres Blog and Video Bank:By Yvonne Baker While you are tucking into your ice cream on the beach this summer, you are actually closer to science than might at...
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There are facts and there are the behr facts
I was waiting for a train to arrive at my local station yesterday, but I wasn’t planning to take it. The train came in on time and people started disembarking. Just when they were all on the platform...
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I hope today’s ResearchED 2014 conference produces real benefits for education
I attended the inaugural ResearchED 2013 conference last September at Dulwich College and blogged about it here (this became my most viewed post, but that’s another story …). It was a great conference...
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Teaching: A Multi Skilled Vocation | EduVichar
Teaching: A Multi Skilled Vocation | EduVichar.Filed under: Behr facts, knowledge brokering Tagged: education, skills, teachers
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The behrfacts blog – the final post
So. I’ve been plugging away at this blog for two-and-a-half years now and the time has come to call it a day after 228 posts – that’s about 2 per week, though admittedly quite a few of late have been...
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